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t-roy81 
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is a hifonics 2000 class d a good amp? is a good price $500
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hifonics makes some good amps, it really isnt a full 2000 rms like it says it is, you will probley get about 1400-1700 rms out of it but dont pay 500 for it, look on ebay those amps are selling for 299.99 + shipping
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Ebay....hmmmmm.    Buyer beware.
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That's right car Kar Tune Man.No warranty on Internet sales.
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russ lund wrote:
That's right car Kar Tune Man.No warranty on Internet sales.

my hifonics amp came from ebay with a warranty...

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For what they cost, Hifonics amps are very good, IMO. They don't put out the rms power that they claim, but they are not far off with their ratings. If you buy an amp that is 1000 watts rms and DOES 1000 watts rms, you will pay far more for it. Their amp that they rate at 1400 watts rms does around 1000 for around $200.
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t-roy81 
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aright so how about the brutas 2000 rms joined with 2 brutus 12"s would that be a good combo
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If you get the 12's, 4 ohm DVC, wire them in parallel so the amp will run at 1 ohm mono, that amp will give you around 1600 watts rms. You shouldn't have any problems with it. I've been running mine at 1 ohm mono for months and it doesn't even get warm.
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gavin9797 
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I recently purchased the Brutus 2005D for $300, Running 2 CD 120C's I ran it for over a couple hours it did not skip a beat, and it was still cold to touch.

Ran parallel at 1 ohm.

Oh yeah...I fried a MRV 1507 and a PPI 2200 with these subs

t-roy81 
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the brutus 2000 rms amp is a digital amp right?

does that mean i wont need to get a new battery or alternator?

also will 4gauge work or will i need to run zer0

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